GOLF

New Zealand Herald, Volume LXX, Issue 21639, 3 November 1933, Page 7

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MEN DEFEAT LADIES CONTEST AT MIDDLEMORE The annual match between teams representing the .Auckland and Auckland Ladies' Golf Clubs was played at Middlcmore yesterday. the men winning by four games to three, one being all square. Following aro tho results:—Miss Culling lost to 11. Plumley, 2 down; Mrs. J. M. Wilson and W. S. Ralph, all square; Mrs. K. l'utherford bent R. G. Raingcr, 2 and 1; Mrs. Ralph beat S. S. Wilson, 4 and 3; Mrs. Buttle lost, to .T. P. Aid red, 1 down: Miss MacCormick beat G. C. Henderson, 5 and •1; Miss Cooper lost to Dr. Bori ie, 4 and 3; M in. Abbott lost to A. E. M. - Rhind, 5 and 3. PUPUKE CLUB Following are the winers of the various competitions held this season by the Pupukc Golf Club:—Mixed foursomes, Miss L. Williamson and F. Williamson, Mrs. Dixon and C. 13. Thomas; medal rounds. \V. Keates, D. G. McCorkindale (2). J. Ii Palmer, W. I. Stemson: monthly medal rounds, R. D. McLcod, W. A. Bush (2), W. I. Stemson. G. C. Malcolm. J. Arm-i-trong; bogey matches. A. R. Stephenson. AV. I. Stemson. S. L. Bond, four-ball bestball matches, J. 12. Palmer af.rl ,T. T. McCor..<ind:i]e, C. Jaggs and C. 13. Thomas; presidents prize, K. Hume; Mingay Cup, W* ■ Bush; _ 31av.es Cup, W. J. Stemson: junior championship, .T. Armstrong: senior championship, J. E. Palmer; A. J. Shaw Cup, C. .1 agga; captain's prize, 11. T. Gould. The official closing of tin? season will take place to-morrow, when a mixed Canadian foursomes match v.- ill be played over nine holes. Players will choose partners and opponents. Play will start at noon. Prizes won during the season will be presented immediately after tho match. AKARANA LADIES' CLUB Following were (he results of competitions finalised by members of tho Akarana Indies' Golf Club during the week:—Gold button match, semi-finals. Mrs. Crant beat Miss Connett, 7 and 0: Miss Dowden beat Mrs. Bishop, J up. Final, Mrs. Grant beat Miss Dowden, 2 and 1. Two-lifo competition, Miss 11a 11 y : senior handicap match, Mrs. K. Bayley beat Mrs. Phillip, 3 and 1; captain's trophy match. Mrs. Jacobsen beat Miss Tingey, 3 and 2: iunior handicap match, Miss Hodge beat Miss Seay. 3 and 2; handicap match, Mr. Campbell's trophy. Miss Aitken b°at Miss Prideaux-; handicap match. Miss M. Wriirht's trophy, Miss Prideaux beat Miss G. Smith: handicap foursomes, Mrs. Preston find Mrs. Taylor beat Miss O'Callaghan and Miss YouDtr. 2 find 1 ; L.G.U. silver medal match, Mrs. Grant; bronze medal match, Miss Dowden; senior eclectic, Mrs. Grant. 60; junior eclectic, Miss E. Wright, 74. MAUNGAKIEKIE LADIES' CLUB The Maungakiekie Ladies' Golf Club will hold its official closing day next Wednesday. A medal handicap match and a consolation match for prizes presented by Mrs. B. Goldwater will be played in conjunction, commencing at nine o'clock. Players will choose partners. The annual meeting and presentation of prizes will tako place at 2.30 p.m. A putting competition will ,-ilfo bo held. Following is tho result of the itiedal handicap match played yesterday:— Seniors.—Mrs. A. McArthur, 91, 1.G—75; Mrs. 11. V. Johnston, 85. 9 —70; Mr 3. J. Jerrat, 91, 13—78; Miss E. Schnauer, 93, 15—78; Mrs. J. Mason, 91, 10—78; Miss M. Haslett, 91, 15—79. Juniors.—Mrs. S. W. Morley, 102. 29—73; Miss C. Wright, 93, 19—74; Miss X. Goosman. 111, 34—77; Mrs. X. Burton, 100, 22—78; Miss R. Nixon, 109, 31—78; Miss V. Cooper, 111, 32—70. HAMILTON LADIES' CLUB The Hamilton Ladies' Golf Club closed its season on Wednesday, 'iihe medal round in the morning resulted in Mrs. A. E. McCrackcn winning the senior division with a score of 91, 18—73. In the junior division Mrs. A. E. Thomas won with a, score of 100, 30—70, while Mrs. Gordon Brown and Mrs. W. Peterson had net scores of 77. In the afternoon, a driving competition was won by Mrs. F. Mander with a drive of 172 yards 2i ft.. and the approaching and putting competitions were won by Mrs, C. L. MacDiarmid and Mrs. F. Mander, respectively. Tho winners of the various competitions during the season were as follows:—Senior champion, Mrs. L. Day; junior champion, Miss A. Coventry; Douglas Cun, Miss A. Coventry; norton Cup, Miss J. Masters; Pinfold Cup. Miss B. Manning: Jennings Cun, Miss D. Duxfield; Gillies Vase. Miss J. Rutherford : Taylor's tronhy, Miss A. Wilson ; president's trophy, Mrs. .T. Clachan; captain's trophy, Miss M. McLean; flag match. Miss E. Seavill; "ringer" gross score, senior, Mrs. Mander; junior. Miss F. Nevdl; "rincer" net score, senior, Miss M. McLean; junior, Mrs. H. Griffiths; foursomes match play, Mrs. J. Clachan and Mrs. G. Bir.don; four-ball best-ball, Mrs. W. -T. King and 'Mrs. A. E. McCracken; fnur-ball b°st-ball (senior with junior), Mrs. X. Sutherland and Miss A. Wilson; best medfl aggregate (Saturday players). Miss F. Newell- best bo<?ey aggregate (Saturday players). Miss A. Higginson; C crade medal nlay. Miss D. Clark; match play, Miss P. Johnstone: silver L.G.U. medal. Miss K. Wil=on: bronze medal. Mrs. R. Rutherf"rd: sealed bogey competition. Mrs. P. "R. Dingle: senior bogev matches, Miss K. Wilson and Mrs. V. H. Hardy: junior bogey matches. Miss E. Seavill and Mrs. A. Bond: senior medals, Mrs. F. Mander. Miss .T. Masters. Mrs. M. Shaw. Mrs. R TTnzard. M>s. Sutherland. Miss M. WilHnson, Miss K. Wilson, Miss A. Provis, Mrs. A. E. McC r acken: junior medals. Mrs M. Thicker. Mrs. W. J Kim?. Mrs \ E Thomas <9>. Mrs. O. S. Ellis. Mrs. PhillipsTurnc. >'iss D. Duxfield. Miss A. Coventry. \r,-s. V. T.rncott; one division medal round. Miss V. Cann. MOKORUA CLUB'S SEASON [by telkcraph—owx correspondent] WHAKATANE, ThursdayThere was a good attendance at the annual meeting of the Mokorua Golf dub. Tho president. Mr. W. R. Sloune, presided. In his report the president stated tho past season had been the most successful in the history of the club, as was shown by the larger membership, greater enthusiam and the nwirked advance in the standard of play. flie following officers were elected:— President. Mr. W. R. Sloanc; vice-presi-dents, Messrs. H. J. Ryde, S. Armstrong, H. M. De,var. S. Morrison. A. C. King, A. T. Burr; club captain, Mr. A. Darvill; vice-captain, Mr. M. J. Fogarty; secretary. Dr. F. J. Appleby; treasurer, Mr, G. Ha mill. It was decided that the links should remain open during tho summer months.